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Philanthropist Marvelle Koffler was a champion of women’s health
Marvelle Koffler, who died on Jan. 14 at age 90, was a prominent patron of the arts in Toronto as
Reitmans CEO Jeremy Reitman led the fashion chain with his brother for half a century
Jeremy Reitman, who has died at the age of 74, was the chairman and CEO of Reitmans, the Canada-wide retail
Banker Jacques Ménard strove to improve many aspects of life in Quebec
Jacques Ménard was a dynamic force in many different slices of public life in Quebec, from banking to ballet and
Dr. William Barakett, who died of cancer last month at the age of 74, practised medicine in the Eastern Townships
William Wilder, who has died at 96, was one of the most powerful men on Bay Street from the 1950s
Canadians are living longer. Is 85 really the new 70? Or to be more precise, the new 71, the year
CANADIAN AIRMAN TOOK PART IN HISTORIC WARTIME DAM BUSTERS RAID
(Mr. Sutherland is on the far left in this photo of his wartime Dam Busters crew, which demolished the Eder
Onetime Jewish refugee Alfred Bader gave a castle to Queen’s University
Alfred Bader, who died in Milwaukee on Dec. 23 at the age of 94, came to Canada as a Jewish
Revered TV journalist Michael Maclear achieved historic scoops
Michael Maclear, who died in Toronto on Christmas Day at the age of 89, was a pioneering foreign correspondent for
Imagine you're 23 years old, the low man on the newsroom totem pole, and they are about to send the police reporter, the oldest guy in the room, to cover
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Marvelle Koffler, who died on Jan. 14 at age 90, was a prominent patron of the arts in Toronto as well as being an active supporter of medical research. Along with her husband, Shoppers Drug Mart founder Murray Koffler, she helped establish the Toronto Outdoor Art Festival and the Koffler Centre of the Arts. A […]
Jeremy Reitman, who has died at the age of 74, was the chairman and CEO of Reitmans, the Canada-wide retail chain his grandparents started in 1926. He and his brother, Stephen Reitman, ran the company together for almost 50 years. Reitmans was one of the survivors of the “retail apocalypse” brought on by online competition. […]
